three-star

[ three-stahr ]

adjective

1. of or being a lieutenant general, as indicated by three stars on an insignia.

Example Sentences

The Telegraph's Tim Robey was one of many critics to give Paddington in Peru a three-star rating, praising the addition of new characters portrayed by Hollywood heavyweights Olivia Colman and Antonio Banderas, calling them "assets" to the film, albeit not matching the previous "scene-stealing" from Hugh Grant.

From BBC

The Telegraph's Claire Allfree wrote that Collins was "one to watch", adding that she and Morte "elevate a rather dated two-hander into something properly affecting", giving a three-star rating.

From BBC

"Queer may be flawed," said Time Out's by Sophie Monks Kaufman in a three-star review, "but its naked approach to such a raw subject, coupled with a remarkable lead performance, makes it a trip worth taking."

From BBC

A three-star hotel on a coastline of mostly four-star resorts, its location impeccable, with a whale-shaped pool.

From Los Angeles Times

That’s especially true for Jide Abasiri, a true freshman and former three-star prospect who has turned heads since his arrival in spring.

From Los Angeles Times